The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-24


the accepted organ of prohibition
The preachers rely upon 1t and accept
1t a. Their mouth piece. The ladies' OF
prohibition accept it and read II when
they find its columns daily loaded
with the foulest abuse OF the well
known gentlemen with whom they
have been associating for many long
years. To such lengths will enthusi-
asm cary even graceful christian
ladies'
IT did not take senator Terrell, OF
kaufman, long to got enough OF pro-
hibitisn orstin. With level heads, a
very little Oft Article goes q long
way.
MR.. FARwELL explains tnsi in his AUS
tin speech he said. "Prohibition never
would break up the solid south polit-
icaly". The chsrge against Mr.. Far
well ~, that he said such was the OBJ
jet of the movement. aud that 1t is
Tor this that 1--WE ,uorthern republi-
cans) pray" Does tho intimatiom of
fear that it will not succeed, deprive
the act OF it's vicious intent! His
Austin uttcrancos, Is repeated by THE
EXAMINER, Statesman and News.
have not been, and can not be denied.
They are acknowledged and mourn.
fully regretted by policy Prohibition
lists at Austin.
TIE work ing man is the special cit
ilcn over whom prohibitionists want
to exercise guardianship. lie must,
say they, he prevented from spending
his money for liquor aud from beat
ing his wife and children, Does this
bone and slnew of the country (the
working class propose 10 admit that
this guardianship is needed, by voting
for the ammenjm'u': or will it
properly resent tue SANDER, by voting
with those who think that the man
who earn, his dollar day is rs cape-
bie of taking care Of himself AS Jay
Gould: The cho co is theirs.
MR fARwELL, on the day succeeding
his solid south" speech Mt Austin,
said to u prominent banker there {:
Major, there are thousands of people
in my city (Chcago) VINO would come
to Texas if you could get rid of your
reputation tor lwlessucss. Th6 best
way 10 do that to adopt the prohi-
biiion amendment" For Gods sake
keep them ut home, Mr.. Farwell {;
Texas has no dynamiters and needs
none
THE audiences ut the lawn of the
Female college are growing smaller.
1t is the hot weather which Is TO be
charged with this falling oil, we sup
pose. Ofcourse it can't be a. cribed
to waning interest.
WHEN the vote of Waco il counted
the Advance will then be able o es.
Innate the hctt OF the workiugmen on
this question OF prohibitions
Tar sovereign peop.c will speak out
at Fort Worth on the 10Th. When
they speak let demagogues and ire
spon,iblc cranks be silent.
MANN would-be democrats are
maxim history to day which they
viii BE- most anxious to blot out in
the near future.
THE battle RACES all along the liuc,
but the lire siackens visibiy and be-
comes distant. Evidently the enemy
Is retreatipg
WHAT is Web Flanagan here for,
the prohibs arc now anXiously asking,
and echo answers back with u sob.
What
MR.. FARwELLs address goes ring
ing down the arches and it is open
ing eyes which have hitherto refused
/ TO see.
The democrats of Texas are not
prohioitioulsts. This truth will stand
out IN bold relief after August it'll,
To GRAN Arm youreelI fer Ger
aid, but stick close to the office.
Bravery tells.
I
Look well to the tickets
The Women at the Polls,
From the Dallas Times.
/ Dr Eranull yivoa ran rulna nj cou